Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-30

ne enisn Aahsf PnfsE New1naeeI
es1neflmen ~ ueealnsa IN thsseV-
erai WaFAs- A PrepAesy - %
the Fn1l TErkes-YAe Fusasa-
asa1 a. Werk.
lEe0CL4b ocHzEsRozDKET Posr- ETKrxE.
oExcR
he sasdidafes nominated BIZ the r.
son oommitfee Of twenty mst on Thurs
aay sweninG aud appointed c0mmisees
- ssven 20 o0ndnct the campaign IL
teslF Interest,". 1he COMMITTEES consists
% three DemooEats and four Repnh-
ue2ns = thoss Of tie hrst part beine
stuart kiee, c. P. Mastsrsnn and Rsbs.
hoaotReEs Of tbs sec0nd. WI. Thomu-
sos y. n. WiHteshmute, w. B Coiusr
ana a y. H0sks. This COMMITTEES wiz
aftsnd - Al the details ineident 70 q
canvas FROM this mOmenf 70 tie count
ma Of the votes. The lie Direct vas
Rlven 70 the circaiafion Of destination
ramors yesterday, ~ no candidate in
tlmassd any iHisntica Of witndra9inR.
1ne candidates and committee vii ert
inse tue traces at once.
he bnion Labor Party hza bees
rushing evar since the Fusion ticket vas
annonneed- The woxksEs In the party
EMPRESS themselves as most aanauine Of
saeaees- The RueaseEs Of the party
name the following - tbs candidates
VITO viii Be nominated as Saturday
ni&hts convention.
THs PRoBABLB coapKxTTcRs.
Mayor-Jassb Mans.
Clty Treasures John Murray.
City AtteR1ey-Fremonf CampbeiI.
City SarveyoF-A choica between En-
ginser Morrison 81 Void.
The nominees named fer Mayor and
Ulty Treasurer are the present incum-
oenfs Of those ofncss. The latter vas
elected County Treasurer on tbs Rspub-
ltcan ticket lass fall. He had ben seen
By members OF the Labor Party, and
slRni1sd bis disposition 20 socept " the
domination vas rendered him.
Fremont Campbell 10 she late Prose
sotinR Attorney of the co0nty-preced-
ing OoiRer.
Morrison and Wold are well known
engineers and surveyors, the latter be-
ing Ia the employ Of the NOrthsKn Pa
cine Railroad Company.
Tue sa0e prophets who named the
u the mass nesting Of Tonight, named
toe following ~ an equally more than
probable result Of the ward meetings,
to nominats Councilman. this writing
being several hours IN advance Of said
meetings, which take plsce in the re-
spectlye wards this friday night; For
the First ward, w. Seymour; Second
ward. ChHs. OAtliR; Third ward, Won.
Duenksl, and for the Fourth ward, w.
D. Sveeny. The value of
TIE FIRST PRoPHEsY
May be estimated more or less BY the
of the latter, which can be
by the report Of The nomi-
nations printed below.
Charles Catlin IL 4 retired farmer;
lives in an elegant home on the hill; 10
4 property owner and altogether @ re-
sponsible man.
VIM. Dusnksl is the proprietor Of =
drug store on Pacific aVenus. and was
The candidate on the Peoples party
ticket last fall for Territorial OOoucil-
man.
A CANDIDATES OPINION.
City Surveyor Bean vas met on the
avenue yesterday morning aad asked
A. to bis opinion Of the Fusion ticket:
1T 10 not as strong a. IL might be-" he
1aid, 'of course We sill know that;
there are men on il that could very
EASILY be bettersd, bat on the whole IL
Is a good ticket and shall support it as
\ whole"
Mr.. Bean Is the candidate on this
ticket for City Surveyor.
John p. Judson, Esq, Chairman OF
The Joint CJmmittee said: at is a very
good tiekst-as good q ticket ss could
be expected from the way in which it
was made"
ID. G. Siam reports 40 interesting in
ieEvieW With J. W. Anderson, General
Manager Of the Tacoma Land Com
Dsny.
"How do you like the tioket2" In
Iuired STAN.
SIT will do Puesa," said Mr. Ander-
son.
"But how do you like i,?"
81 shall support Il" said kr. Ander-
sou.
"But that is not what | asked you
said STAN. "Hov do on like it?"
"Well. IL can't be bettered now, can
t." said Mr.. Anderson, With which
ot1Ao ollukkpd Hto hnoof0Sfa huo to
ported his
LACK OF SUCCESS
Re the PosT- INrELLIGKNCKR mar.
Speaking of Mr.. Anderson, however,
be axes direct exceptions TO the 40
c0unt OF ths real estate transaction With
Colonel Steel reported yesterday. and
desired TO make statement Of the de-
tails Of
THAT TRANSACTION.
Steel" he said, ''first asked for price
on the block in question which bad been
reserved for the Catholic church. I told
him | wouldn't sell unless IL Was re-
ls4sed by the church, wheraupou be
went away and saw Father Hylsbos and
secured the release. then gave him a.
the price for the bl,rk x3l00-$250 par
lot for inside and $500 for the corners
bat told him that II he would improve
the properly With q three or four thou
sand dollar house be would make the
price, for essh, . little bsttsr. The next
day be came ia and / gave him the
price, for cash, 500. He of red f2J00
which refused. He came again in the
afternoon ami renewed the $500 Offer
which again refused, aHd he told me
to make oat the deed at $3.50, which |
did, and the Transaction was com
pleted."
Anderson offered yesterday afternoon
so take the property back at the figure
mentioned and 20 pay for improve
uents, and insisted that Steel vas mis-
taken in his amount Of the transaction.
s eel. however, refused the offer and